March 1, 2010

CRC Raceway News!

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Thursday March 4, 2010 - Indoor Offroad

Thursday March 11, 2010 - Road Racing!  "The Last Road" (for the season). Join us for "The Last Road" - Thursday, March 11, the final 1:12-1:10th scale road race of the 2009-2010 indoor season.

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The ever-changing sport/hobby of R/C car racing has kept us on our toes as we move and adapt to the changes in technology and racing. First it was the RTR rage, now lipos and brushless and ever more new vehicles in the market. As we have seen this winter, the Short Course rage has descended upon CRC Raceway with great turnouts and lots of racers jumping indoors. Short Course racing is easy fun for all ability levels. Because of the popularity of Short Course racing, we will run one last road race this season on Thursday March 11. After that, we will continue to run offroad indoors for the remainder of the spring 2010 indoor Season. After the season Finale on March 11, road racing will resume in September.

In the future, our racing seasons we be as follows; We plan outdoor offroad from April until through August, then we switch to indoor road course ONLY (no indoor offroad, only flat road course) from September until mid December. Then in mid-December, we will switch to indoor offroad racing.

2010 Spring and Early Summer Offroad Racing Schedule (click "read more")

Click on image for printable PDF version

Indoor Carpet Offroad!

Racing every Sunday

We will be racing carpet offroad most every Sunday, until mid April! Doors open at 11 AM, racing at 1 PM. If you want some pure fun, bring a 1:18th or 1:10th electric offroad car out this weekend for some indoor jumping and bumping. The Short Course SC 10 trucks (Short course trucks like the Traxxas Slash, Losi Strike, Assc. SC10, HPI Blitz look great going around and we are getting 6 - 8 heats every Sunday. Seems like everyone who drives the cars has a big smile on their face.

ATTENTION

********** NEW RULE for February 14th **********

All screws under the chassis must be taped over to prevent screws from damaging the jumps and carpet. Last offroad race, someone had a screw coming loose and really did a number on the jumps and carpet. ALL screws and pins installed from the bottom MUST be taped over with duct tape, packing tape, something to prevent them from dropping down.